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by and large, when you have a public opinion survey that says more americans are in favor of head licee want our party back. and -- i think you are going to see a lot of people step up to the plate in these midterm elections and try to get our party back. >> alternative steve, trying to appeal to the pro head lice voter. >> they have a very strong lobby, very strong lobby, lawrence. >> steve, there is a clock ticking on this, it seems. i've mean, with all of the polling we are seeing now. unless something changes in the news and politics, as many things will, surely between now and the congressional election. republicans are going to be under a lot of pressure in this next congressional election. >> well, they are. i will tell you after redistricting in 2010, the saving grace for house republicans are that the districts are configured in such a way it would all most take a miracle for democrats to regain the majority in that chamber. you know what? they would have given you

brussel sprouts, root canals, colonoscopies and head lice all currently have higher approval ratings than the united states congress. >> i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised. i have to tell you -- >> you're not surprised that head lice, colonoscopies have higher ratings than you? >> four years ago, i was just a normal american citizen in my area in oklahoma city. and many people came to me and said people like you and like being around you. you're doing good work here, why would you want to run for congress? as soon as you're elected, you're the problem. one day you're a normal citizen and the next day you're you people causing the problems and the issues. when someone says what do you think about congress. you think about the opposing problem. republicans are asked what do you think about congress and they think about some democrat they don't like. and you just default to that as human nature. people are frustrated. they have to think about congress. our proposal that we put out last time we think is pretty reasonable. we just said -- >> the problem is, though, congressman, very, ve

brussel sprouts, root canals, colonoscopies and head lice all currently have higher approval ratings than the united states congress. >> i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised. i have to tell you -- >> you're not surprised that head lice, colonoscopies have higher ratings than you? >> four years ago, i was just a normal american citizen in my area in oklahoma city. and many people came to me and said people like you and like being around you. you're doing good work here, why would you want to run for congress? as soon as you're elected, you're the problem. one day you're a normal citizen and the next day you're you people causing the problems and the issues. when someone says what do you think about congress. you think about the opposing problem. republicans are asked what do you think about congress and they think about some democrat they don't like. and you just default to that as human nature. people are frustrated. they have to think about congress. our proposal that we put out last time we think is pretty reasonable. we just said -- >> the problem is, though, congressman, very, ve

government is very much aware of that, and i think that they are fully aware that the future of china lice in the low carbon economy. >> is iis it tempting to say itn china, it's not here, it's not our problem. >> it was more of a problem and we forget that it was our problem in the past and we still have problems today. even though the skies are clear over boston most of the time and do not have the thick haze that i witnessed in beijing when i was there earlier this summer, there is still a substantial health impact of the air pollution, the residual fine particulate matter in the united states. estimates range 100,000 to 200,000 death as year even in the u.s. that's a lot less than china and other places but there is still a problem here as well. so i'm not inclined to point fingers or to criticize other countries. i think the goal is wherever a country is at, it needs to be making head way and move in the right direction. this is as i said earlier a very substantial health problem. >> that's all we have time for, gentleman, thank you so much for joining us. that's it from the team in w

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meet with european union delegates later today after new revelations of the nsa spying on european al lice. >>> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, october 29th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicot. it is 5:00. get you out the door now with a little weather. >> thank you very much but even i don't feel so great at these hours. kind of a transitional day. we've got our high def doppler radar out checking out your skies right now. for the most part, we are going to keep thingings dry outside, but i think as we head throughout the afternoon, we are going to see a few more clouds continuing to linker in our skies and then looks like more sunshine coming our way as high pressure going to be building in over the next couple days. so with that in mind, we've got nicer weather, but still going to be cool outside. temperatures this afternoon probably in the 50s coast side and then maybe some 60s out toward the coastline. little cool to start with right now. 40s and some 50s. not quite as windy

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coming up how the head lice go ahead i tax the rich why not go ahead you guys going to already know you can afford it go ahead yeah tax the rich i mean yeah of course not let's there's so much nonsense that you're saying i don't know which one the address first but first of all you tell me that there is money there illegally it's being very specific what money is oversea is the legal and peter you said you agreed i'd love to know what money is there even legally it just hasn't been brought back a lot of that money because there is money there because of the heavy tax burden that they would face when they came back to the united states when that money came back here that one to the liquidity crisis didn't occur because of wall street you have to learn your facts and understand why the liquidity crisis occurred but you know that's not so bad to show not what you believe is your right you do something you're not good let's really look at it here i got to finish talking head if i got to talking head of you i'll let you talk i'm going to talk a minute cure ties did fair enough suitors fannin

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being twelve times higher than that of the lowest paid employee although this plan isn't making head lice it seems like a much better idea because it doesn't to motivate people to be productive and yet it would create almost utopia like levels of wealthy quality also if the bosses salary is tied to the employees that a lot of people be getting raises very soon this one to twelve pay ratio is much better than the free swiss francs and it gets my seal of approval but that's just my opinion. welcome to the cars a report on max kaiser you know this past week has been packed with some of the funniest moments of a d.m. recognizing world in america they floated the idea of obama by legal experts consider such the least on going to show only way to avoid a u.s. debt default in the event the jerks and clowns of the senate fail to raise the debt ceiling ha ha ha ha yeah how much more o'leary asli do americanizing going to be than to operate degrees of unconstitutionality and obama's banana republic bones one point zero over in the u.k. the chancellor george osborne has cracked on the funniest jokes

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either the individual mandate which might be more of a stretch than getting rid of the tax on medicare liceswhat do you think will prove the middle ground? >> offering compromises that are very popular with the american people, not only funding government, but delaying obamacare. clearly the president has already delayed it himself. on republicans come back and offer a 1-year delay in the individual mandate and eliminate the subsidy from members of congress in the exchange, i think that is compelling and democrats should compromise with us to get a deal done. neil: but if harry reid is not even let that come up for a vote, let's say, you are going nowhere fast. if he does it is always attached to the continuing resolution. you are between a rock and a hard place, and the polls, be they what they are, tend to say it will be on republicans. do you believe that? >> republicans are working for reasonable con ermines. right now we're working on funding government, but we have the debt ceiling is she coming as well. the democrats are going to have to compromise to get bipartisan support for these

umpires wanted lighting to be consistent so they waited it out for lice to come back on, which they did after a delay. this sub in new orleans between niners and ravens had a black out temporarily that lasted twice as long before they can get all power turned on in the building. >> gray, cloudy there just the opposite here. >> it's beautiful now. >> here is spencer christian. >> no power failure in the skies today. sunny across the board. sheer a look. no clouds near the coast or near the area. blue skies and readings 74 degrees in san francisco. 72 in half moon bay. a live view now, beautiful view over san francisco from sutro tower, under sunny skies, 84 in santa rosa. and 79 in concord and livermore, one more live view looking westward, once again, clear skies as we take a look at the first forecast this evening. under clear skies temperatures mid 60s to mid-70s getting cooler, sharply cooler in spots tomorrow night. early in the morning some locations will have lows into mid-30s. then, tomorrow afternoon, warm, mild to warm in all locations once again, a high temperatures from low t

lice gap and wal-mart. initiative in response to the collapse. they.roked to provide more factory inspections higher safety standards and $110 million in loans for building improvements. but critics say european efforts have gone much further. the american initiative allows brands and retailers to retain control of factories ins paying nothing towards the renovation and repair, and walk away from the agreement with only minor penalties. al jazeera reached out to all 23 retailers and the management of the alliance itself. not one would answer our questions on camera. they cannot -- the western brands and retailers are willing to support that process by accepting modestly higher prices for their products. >> it is that demand for lower prices that helped drive apparel manufacturing out of new york's famous garment district. at its peek, 105,000 workers made clothes here, now it's just over 7,000. >> these american garnment workers make more in one day, than bangladesh she workers make in an entire month. the safety standards are more stringent, not to me

tech stocks like skywok are not like a stable lice pepsico.- the tech names by skyworks are trading vehicles that can fly and crash. pepsico, the al trias, they with plod along pretty much forever. a trading vehicle can make you money, but you have to take it off the table every now and then. maybe 50% in a matter of days, hours even. a stable like altria, cuss owned long term. that doesn't mean nothing can go wrong, management can -- but of course we'll find out about that ahead and sell it, but it's very unlikely. in other words, when it comes to trading vehicles, you've got to be willing to change your mind, because tech stocks that are winners when a product cycle is strong, are also losers when the cycle is weak. well-run companies, all kinds of mobile devices can make you a lot of money, but you better believe it can get you annihilated president the only exception is if there's no cheer i don'ts cycle. there is no seasonality. that's simply not the case. take the fabulous dot-com run. it was so fantastic, i've got to tell you, you had t

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. >> we'd been talking about head lice. some of the mundane things we have to deal with. >> we were making really bad jokes like, this is nit-picky or this bugs me, i mean, we made bad jokes. >> but the light-hearted jokes are about to change. a man walks over to the wall and spray-paints a v inside a circle. at first the board members aren't quite sure what's happening. >> we were just all kind of in shock. i didn't know what to think. >> but when the man turns to face the board, revealing a gun in his hand, there's no mistaking his intentions. >> everybody in this room would like you to hit the road. leave! you may leave and you may leave. >> the room clears out and local television crews covering this leave the room, too but their cameras are still recording. sigs men are ordered to remain. >> looking at his eyes, you could see he has a confident, cookie look, like i'm in charge. and i knew he was going to shoot, i knew he was going to use that gun. >> board member ginger littleton is on her way to the side door exit, bu

glaxosmithkline says trials in --ica showed the drug almost they hope the vaccine to be lice and by 2015malaria is the world's second- biggest killer after tb. according to the world health organization, malaria is endemic and 99 countries. african countries are the worst of factors, accounting for 90% of malaria deaths in 2010. the second most effective region is southeast asia with 38,000 deaths in 2010. with me now is our medical correspondent and the head of international activities at the wellcome trust. thank you for being here. how much of a breakthrough do you think this could be? prettyink it is a substantial breakthrough, and something we should be very optimistic about. this is the first time we have had an effective vaccine against the parasite that is effective in humans. bestnk this represents the of the first generation of malaria vaccines. it is not perfect, but i think it will be a useful tool in the armamentarium for controlling malaria. >> let's get on to what these trials tell us about. with your experience, and i know you have been looking at this for a while, these

and as we saw in some recent surveys, head lice are more popular than the house of representatives.i would call him our loser of the week. this is a guy who led a fight that took him nowhere. everybody realizes it, even his own party. and didn't end up very strong, richard. very tough couple weeks for the speaker. >> and you've got a couple of sample tweets that person fifie what you're saying. >> somebody please get boehner a dictionary. he doesn't understand what the words compromise or negotiate mean. hash gop temper tantrum. that's what parts of the gop showed during the shutdown. >> let's switch over to the senate, harry reid, mitch mcconnell. >> they're both trending two to one positive. 65% positive. i think mcconnell has come out very statesman-like. you saw in the last few days they were talking about my friend, the majority leader, my friend, the minority leader. that's what the american people want to see. they want to see their politicians working together. and even though republicans as a whole got bashed, senator mcconnell came out strong and he said in the last couple

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the fate of that proposal lice with the republican controlled house which twice on tuesday failed to produce its own plan. president obama said the tea party republicans are to blame. >> the problem we have right now is that on the other side, there's just a faction of the republican party, it doesn't represent all republicans, that have decided to take a very extreme position and to take -- use very extreme tactics in order to get tough done, and the more moderate, reasonable members of the republican party up in congress oftentimes have had difficulty dealing with that faction. >> meanwhile, republican senator john mccain said it's the democrats who should share the blame for not even considering the proposals from the house. >> this is a reason to negotiate. instead, the democrats are rejecting it out of hand. i think that's wrong. i think that's very, very wrong. this was a fool said errand to start with. we were never going to defund the affordable care act. now there appears to be a good faith proposal from the republican side not insisting on defunding obamacare. they are maki

schedulehursday's talking about meetings taking lice up and down pennsylvania avenue today.hington. that's the story in "the washington post." it is day 10 of the shutdown and we are getting your calls and comments this morning but first, i want to bring in ginger gi bson. guest: good morning. host: thanks for joining us. your headline from politico -- what came out of yesterday's meeting with house democrats? guest: house democrats have often been the caucus that gets ignored the most. they don't have much bargaining power. toy get called on the most vote with republicans to get a deal done. we saw this during the fiscal cliff and we saw this in the 2011 debt ceiling problems. they can get unhappy and a lot of what is going on now is keeping the house democrats to happy and keeping them on the same page and we are not hearing what we often hear that we get complaining and second-guessing that can come from a caucus like this. they were the first to go to the white house yesterday to come out to the white house and the hill and they were, again, reassured they are on the sam

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